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22 THE PHILLIPIAN w 1. . ,Q ' i K, 1 K , Wg QW .. tr + OVEMBER 10 was the date of our first consequential assembly pro- gram. Exercises, in charge of the World History class, suitable to Armistice day were carried out. The particular aim of the program was to show what part people of Phillips played in the World War. It was most instructive and helped us more fully to appreciate the activities of our townspeople during that distressing time. November 25, a Thanksgiving program was presented. Readings appropriate to the occasion, interspersed with vocal and instrumental music, were rendered by vari- ous students. December 18, the afternoon was devoted to Christmas activities. The Grammar School furnished a fine and varied pro- gram, which was followed by a Christmas tree and Santa Claus. The teachers, as hosts and hostes-ses, served Eskimo pies. February 22, a short program in observ- ance of the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of George Washington was de- livered. April 15, Mis-s Cousins had charge of an interesting program. Betty Butler, Mon- tress Wing, Wendell Whitney and Henry Richardson presented an amusing short play, 'KCourting in Grandma's Day . There were also two readings and several musical selections. April 25, Mrs. Costello, a former resi- dent of Phillips, gave a fine talk on her recent visit to the Holy Land, telling of the customs, modes of travel, and standards of living in and around the Holy Land, as well as some of her unusual adventures. She passed around enlarged snapshots, taken by Mr. Costello, which depicted the scenes and objects that she described. Miss Harnden and Miss Cousins, real- izing the great need of our town for a gym- nasium, arranged an affair for both the afternoon and evening of March 9, the pro- ceeds from which have been put aside as a beginning for a fund for a basketball hall. The amount realized was by no means insignificant. In the afternoon there was 'a fair at the school house, where candy, ice cream, hot- dogs, and the like were sold, fortunes told, and 'a fish pond enjoyed. An interesting program consisting of music by the primary orchestra, the ninth grade prize speaking, and a French play, presented by the French IH class, was put on. In the evening the program, involving all the schools, was devoted in part to patriotic exercises pentaining to Washing- ton, witth other entertaining presentations consisting of the operetta, In the Land of Dolls, and musical numbers, not the least of which was Sol Hicks and his Beanville Choir. The whole program was finely executed. This was certainly a big undertaking on the part of the two teachers, and we want them to know that we appreciate their kindness. If such a spirit of endeavor and
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